Sentence examples for philosophy held from inspiring English sources
On that sterner test, how has Sartre's philosophy held up?
His "anybody can do it" philosophy held that any home cooking is better than no home cooking.
While Christianity promised salvation for the sinner who repents, philosophy held out hope for salvation, albeit secular, for its sages.
The editorial captured broader concerns about Mr. Obama's abortion rights philosophy held among socially conservative Americans who did not vote for him.
The philosophy held that St . Paulwas wrong; that the root of all evil is not the love of money, but rather the lack of it.
Grounded in the teachings of Gandhi and the economist E. F. Schumacher, the philosophy held that poor countries are best served by low-cost, low-tech, local development.
At the time, Leifs embraced a kind of Aryan-Icelandic supremacist philosophy, holding that his native land had preserved Nordic culture in an unusually pure and uncontaminated form.
Absent a fear of deprivation, the philosophy holds, one's hunger and taste cues — rather than cognitive rules — provide the most trustworthy guide toward balanced, healthy eating.
Smith's philosophy holds that only five per cent of the population possess "knowledge of self," and that they have an obligation to educate the ignorant eighty-five per cent.
It seems to have been linked from the beginning with the closely related revival of Pythagoreanism (a philosophy holding that reality is number, and sometimes showing, after the revival, a tendency to superstitious occultism).
Confucian philosophy holds that a harmonious condition in society can be produced by proper actions, including the playing of music and the performance of dances that are appropriate and conducive to moderation.
